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Reviews for "Sociology"

Journal title Average duration Review reports
(1st review rnd.)
(click to go to journal page) 1st rev. rnd Tot. handling Im. rejection Number Quality Overall rating Outcome
Sociology 12.3
weeks		 12.3
weeks		 n/a 3 1
(bad)		 1
(bad)		 Rejected
Motivation: reviewers argued that pper was not theoretical enough for this journal - this is more of an editorial decision in my opinion. reviews were very short and superficial, no real effort from 2 reviewers to give constructive criticism, editor could have offered a revise to sharpen the theoretcial contribution
Sociology n/a n/a 11.0
days		 n/a n/a n/a Rejected (im.)
Motivation: The exact wording: "Unfortunately we do not feel that this work is suitable for publication in this journal at the present time. "
Alternate journal was recommended.
Sociology 13.0
weeks		 26.0
weeks		 n/a 3 3
(good)		 3
(good)		 Accepted
Motivation: Published twice on the journal. First time the editors were very active and up to their job; got the reviews back quickly as well as a reasoned decision. When submitted the second paper the editors had changed. The process was considerably slower and the editors seemed to have hard time in making the final decision.
Sociology 17.4
weeks		 17.4
weeks		 n/a 2 3
(good)		 4
(very good)		 Accepted
Sociology 30.4
weeks		 30.4
weeks		 n/a 3 2
(moderate)		 1
(bad)		 Rejected
Sociology 20.0
weeks		 25.7
weeks		 n/a 2 4
(very good)		 3
(good)		 Accepted
Motivation: The editorial process was a bit slow but apart from this the process went smoothly. The reviewers comments were very helpful and I would submit to this journal any time again.
Sociology 6.0
weeks		 20.0
weeks		 n/a 2 2
(moderate)		 1
(bad)		 Rejected
Motivation: There was one very positive review of the first vesion and one negative. For the revision the paper was not sent to the original positive one, and sent to another who was strongly antagonistic. The editors made no justification of the decicion not to permit a further revision to meet the demands of the new reviwer of the revised version.